Skales Expresses Heartfelt Wish to Bring His Late Mother Back to Life
Nigerian singer, Raoul John Njeng-Njeng, popularly known as Skales, has once again shared his grief over the loss of his mother, expressing a deep emotional wish on social media. The “Shake Body” hitmaker took to X (formerly Twitter), where he shared his heartfelt desire to bring his late mother back to life. “Men, I wish I could bring back my mother,” he wrote, moving his fans with the raw emotion of his words.
Skales lost his mother in October 2022, a devastating blow that has continued to weigh heavily on him. In the time since, he has spoken openly about his feelings of loss and the impact her passing has had on his life. The 33-year-old singer recently opened up during an interview with VJ Adams, where he discussed the regrets he has surrounding not having children earlier in life. Skales revealed that his mother’s death made him realize that he is now the last surviving member of his immediate family, and the responsibility of continuing the family bloodline now rests solely on him.
The singer’s reflections on his regrets about not having children earlier underscore a deeper emotional shift in his life. “Right now, I regret not having baby mamas. I really regret it. I’m the only person in my bloodline who is alive right now. So, the whole bloodline relies on me to produce [children],” Skales shared candidly. His words reveal the heavy burden he now feels as the last of his family, highlighting the profound sense of loss and responsibility he carries.
Skales’ post and interview have touched many of his fans, who have expressed their support and sympathy for his grief. Losing a mother is a life-altering experience, and for Skales, it seems to have triggered a new perspective on his own life and future. His openness about his emotions has helped many others dealing with similar losses feel less alone in their sorrow. Through this honest reflection, Skales continues to connect with his audience on a personal level, as they join him in mourning his mother’s passing while supporting his journey forward.
